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Michael Hyatt
Nashville, TN
Interests: running, computing, and golf, reading, writing, photography
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I downloaded this album on your recommendation and love it! It is unlike anything else I have. Awesome!
Commented Dec 11, 2009 on If On a Winter's Night.... at Anam Cara
If On a Winter's Night....
Only one holiday album have I downloaded this season. It is enough. Musically rich and elegant, each selection fascinates and delights with its own mystique. Drawn primarily from old ballads, carols, and lullabies of Gaelic and folk origin, these are not likely to be terribly familiar. Ho...
I am so grateful that you found JJ. That had to be the three longest hours of your life. Wow! Thanks for sharing this experience.
Commented Jul 14, 2009 on Three hours of terror in the mountains! at Ken Davis Blog
Three hours of terror in the mountains!
Our little camping trip started yesterday with a wonderful evening around the campfire. Just Diane and I and three little girls that we adore. Kialee age 9, Lexi age 7 and little JJ coming up on her fourth birthday. I completely underestimated the love these girls have for a roaring campfi...
This is a beautiful post, Randy. I feel the same way about my father. As the years go by, he becomes even more precious to me. Thanks for taking time to share this!
Commented Mar 28, 2009 on Three Days With My Father at Ethos by Randy Elrod - How To Create Culture
Three Days With My Father
The last road trip my Dad and I took was when I was fifteen. That would be over thirty-four years ago. To put the year 1973 into perspective - Nixon was President, Ms Billy Jean King defeated Bobby Riggs in a tennis match billed as the battle of the sexes, Linda Blair scared the hell out of us...
Several of the early church fathers believed that the Incarnation would have happened even without the Fall, because the goal of human life is “theosis” (i.e., “becoming like God”). Many modern Christians seem to want to skip over the Incarnation and go straight to Christ’s Passion. Both are important, of course, but this is the season to reflect on the Incarnation.
A great place to begin is St. Athanasius, On the Incarnation. It is available free online. The introduction by C.S. Lewis is priceless. You can find it here: http://is.gd/dkQY
Commented Dec 24, 2008 on The Incarnation Is The Greatest Miracle at Ethos by Randy Elrod - How To Create Culture
The Incarnation Is The Greatest Miracle
Over the years I have experienced discomfort as evangelicals insist that the cross be the center of Christmas. It seems to take away the magic of new life and hope to dwell on death and the cross. Mega-Churches certainly spare no expense at Easter dramatizing the death, blood and cruelty of th...
I feel your pain, brother. My legs ached—and, like you, I'm a runner!
Commented Jun 3, 2007 on Tour of Homes Today... at Ethos by Randy Elrod - How To Create Culture
Tour of Homes Today...
Over 750 people came through our home today. I'm tired. The tour continues from 1-5 pm tomorrow.
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